What is your most anticipated film in production ?

John_Hudson said:
For me it is

Quentin Tarantino's 'Inglorius Bastards'


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i totally agree with that one. also i think its still in post production so i think it counts, The DaVinci Code. I'm so excited about it. Also the Fountain looks like it's going to be sweet.
 
Draccan said:
Can't you get banned for saying that?









................................................. kidding :happy:
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i think i would get banned for stating how i feel about the film (if i believe it or not). lol
 
indiana jones 4.. if it ever gets made

other then the sketchy former... definitely inglorious bastards and the fountain
 
INDY 4

Raider's is on my top films ever list but if it';s anything like the pattern that has followed it will suck. It's too bad George has to have any involvement in it.
 
For me, I'll say QT's and Rodriguez's "Grindhouse".

I would say "Inglorius Bastards", but knowing QT it could be years before that rolls...

I'm also looking forward to Fincher's "Zodiac" and Depalma's "The Black Dahlia".
 
Filmjunkie677 said:
For me, I'll say QT's and Rodriguez's "Grindhouse".

I would say "Inglorius Bastards", but knowing QT it could be years before that rolls...

I'm also looking forward to Fincher's "Zodiac" and Depalma's "The Black Dahlia".
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I'm looking forward to DePalma's "The Black Dahlia", too.
 
Grindhouse; of course of course ! You are correct; it will be some time before we see Ibastards; so I guess I have to change to GH !
 
Nothing. I know of nothing in production right now that's got me on fire.

Though I'm looking forward to "V for Vendetta."
 
Here's a cool quote from Rodriguez about "Grindhouse" -

"I'd love to shoot old style again. We started shooting on GRIND HOUSE with just a second unit, and i loved how that felt. we didn't even have a sound guy, i just had the mic plugged into the HD camera and monitored the sound with my ipod headphones. it was very cool.
we moved so fast and got so much done it was unbelievable"
 
For me it's "The Lady From Shanghai" - Wong Kar Wai

"Tideland" - Terry Gilliam (waiting for a distributor)

"The Departed" - Martin Scorscese (with Matt Damon, a remake of Infernal Affairs)

And Brad Pitt's "Jesse James" film. Good Westerns = :beer:


Cheers.
 
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